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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1951
Page
3
Women may enrol as the nursing class restarts at San Jagme Hospital under Mrs B E Wilson. Sessions meet twice weekly on Monday and Wednesday. Dr William Mar, medical director, urges interested women to enroll Thursday or Friday. The course is not a nurses aid program or a civil defense emergency prep unit.
Members of the Business and Professional Women re-elected Mrs. Zenobia Booth as president at the Community House meeting. Booth was the sole dental nominee. others ran on double slates. Eva Scranton was named vice-president, An Krenick second vice-president, Sara Antle corresponding secretary, Anna Mae Johnston recording secretary, Mildred Strait treasurer. A $100 Lee College tuition scholarship for a Robert E. Lee senior seeking business education was approved. May 15 luncheon date announced at Little Shamrock.
Kathleen Grant and Miss Martha Anderson, both graduates to be, were feted at a party hosted by Mrs. Thad Felton at 2416 East James. Co-hostesses Mrs. Felton and Mrs. H. I. Davis oversaw guests Adrienne Davis Diana Davis Suzanne Wuggins and Mary Charles Ballard. Red and white decor featured American Beauty roses red carrallions white stock and a bridal wreath May pole centerpiece.
A Fort Worth resident reports dropping 20 pounds amid a strict regimen. The brief item notes the woman’s claim of steady progress using a tight routine and emphasizes local interest in personal health efforts.
Beta Sigma Phi Baytown chapter celebrated the 20th anniversary of the sorority with a banquet at Gonzales Dining Room. Mrs. Kenneth Offerman welcomed new pledges and presided as emcee. Betty Kinnaird led a pledge to service. Mrs. Luhis gave the invocation. Mrs. Cates read a prayer poem. Lou Ajeen Fuller and Johnella Sparks toasted. Mary Lois Hales read the prize Beta Sigma Phi song with Evelyn Robson at the piano.
Brownie Troop No 51 honored Jaycee Michalsky with a birthday party at Grace Methodist Church meeting yesterday. Cookies and Kool-Aid were served as the group presented a talent show featuring Nancy Wennrema on accordion Martha Lynne Jones in song and dance Lucy Sanders Alicia McKinney Jackie Taylor piano and dance Ruth Reeder piano Jan Baethe song and Nancy Arnold jokes.
Members of the Thimble Club held their annual barbecue supper last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson 126 Forrest The event featured buffet service with mixed flowers in the center and pink rosebuds on tables After eating guests played canasta and sge During a brief business meeting president Mrs S S Brown welcomed new member Mrs S J Hines The next meeting will be at Mrs Jordan 1998 Bayless.
Kindergarten children at Trinity Episcopal Kindergarten held a May Day breakfast at the parish house. pastel napkins and glasses, a miniature May pole with six pastel dressed dogs, daisies in crystal bowls, and a menu of bacon eggs cinnamon rolls and orange juice. Chairs for the event were Mrs. M. A. Wallace and Mrs. D. C. Walsh with Mrs. T. L. Smith Mrs. H. G. Corneil and teachers assisting. Mrs. W. F. Colley Gerry Brown Patsy Saunders. After breakfast Mrs. O. L. Clevenger showed films.
Sun patterns offer a trim casual sleeve pattern No 2438 in sizes 12 14 16 38 29 736 38 49 42 44 45 18 455 yds S3 in or 415 yds 38 in Send 235c for pattern with name address style number and size Pattern Bureau Baytown Sun Box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York NY Patterns ready to fill orders immediately Additional 5c per pattern for first class mail Spring Summer Fashion BoGer offers 135 patterns for all ages and occasions Price 26c
Episcopalians who attend the Thank Offering service at the church at 11 a.m. tomorrow will also join a luncheon immediately afterward. St Cecilia's Guild sponsors the luncheon. Chairman of arrangements is T. W. Brundrett. Reservations through C. F. Arundrett 45497.
Kiwanitas executive board meets at 7 50 p m at 331514 Minnesota. Coady Hub Club at First Presbyterian Church 30 am. Ursula Bunting Circle St Gath s Methodist Annex 9 30 am. Julia Lottie Circle Cedar Bay WSCS 10 am. Theta Rho Girls IOOF Hall 336 p m. Bandage Rolling Group ACS San Just Memorial Hospital 9 am. WSCS Highlands Methodist 9 30 am. Thursday Forum at 519 Morrell 7 30 pm. Beta Sigma Phi Community House 7 30 pm. Reviewer Club Community House 9 30 am. Sun Classifieds ads dial 3302.
Mrs. E Morrow was elected president of the Baytown Garden Club for the coming season at a Grace Methodist Church meeting with eighteen members present. She succeeds Mrs. Jack Farvee. officers include J G Smyre first vice president Ted Lyman second vice president M E Standefer third vice president F C Nance secretary L J Lawrence corresponding secretary R H Davanas treasurer Marvin Jacobs parliamentarian. Nominating committee: B E Thomas chair W J Thurman A E Burns A D Wilkinson. A garden tour of members homes is planned for the next meeting May 8 at 10 am at the home of Mrs T L Culpepper.
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